Italian culture, past and present, is a masterclass in how brilliance, chaos, and beauty can coexist. From Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio to the Renaissance and the Baroque; from Pirandello, Svevo, Moravia and Primo Levi to Calvino, Eco, and, most recently, Elena Ferrante and Roberto Saviano, it continues to surprise and produce the very best.
Fiction
Other People’s Children Ben Faccini Review
Ben Faccini has written an unusual and clever novel which reflects the shifting reality of family life today and how unresolved emotional wounds of the past impact the present. As stepfamilies have increasingly become a […]
